George Stults may be all grown-up, but he’s still the heartthrob fans fell in love with on 7th Heaven.
The actor, who has kept a relatively low profile since he says starring in the beloved television family drama from the late ’90s and early aughts, appeared on a recent episode of the Catching Up With the Camdens podcast sporting a brand-new look.
Stults was just 27 years-old when he made his debut on 7th Heaven, so while fans may remember him as Kevin Kinkirk, the police officer who falls in love Lucy Camden, played by Beverley Mitchell, today he’s 50 years-old and just as handsome as ever. The actor traded in his clean-shaven appearance for a thick mustache and close-cropped beard, and if you didn’t know it was Stults, you might not be able to recognize him.
The podcast, hosted by former 7th Heaven stars Mitchell, David Gallagher, and Mackenzie Rosman, invited Stults on for a two-part episode to reminisce about his time on the series. Stults appeared on the show from season 6 to season 11, but he wasn’t originally meant to be a series regular. “I was supposed to be just a one-off boyfriend, I think,” said Stults in the podcast. “I had a blast every episode,” he added.
Catching Up With the Camdens debuted in 2024, and to date it has just shy of 30,000 subscribers on YouTube, plus plenty more on other podcast streaming platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Stults has never shied away from sharing his gratitude for the chance to be part of 7th Heaven. “This is a tight, knit group which makes going to work every morning enjoyable. Everyone gets along and everyone honesty has a good enough relationship where they care about each other,” Stults said in an interview. “I will just be sitting back and just think how fortunate I was to be part of a TV show that was so special.”
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